Library Assessment - Where Now? Library Assessment formalized itself through an established biennial conference that started in 2006 in Charlottesville, Virginia, and was last offered in 2024 in Portland, Oregon. [...]
What is Quality Metrics? Quality Metrics is a Maryland-based, woman-owned firm led by Dr. Martha Kyrillidou, guided by the goal of helping libraries and communities thrive. With decades of experience [...]
QualityMetrics developed a taxonomy of library association capacities for IFLA this past year! The report explores the experience of library associations with IFLA’s Building Strong Library Associations, as well as [...]
What does it take to turn “many libraries” into One Libraries? For Rutgers University Libraries, it means breaking down silos, rebuilding trust, and reimagining how we work together as a [...]
QualityMetrics, LLC is excited to announce the launch of LibSpace, a focused survey tool designed to help libraries gain deeper insight into how their physical environments are perceived by their [...]
Has your library utilized the LibQUAL survey? Join us for the first community forum this Wednesday, May 14th from 12pm noon until 2pm Eastern Time to learn from each [...]
Transforming Library Assessment through AI: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in libraries and library assessment is transforming how institutions assess services, allocate resources, and [...]
Exploring AI futures in Research and Learning posted an AI generated podcast of the ARL/CNI AI Scenarios: AI-Influenced Futures using the NotebookLM AI-tool and it is pretty good. Listen to [...]
QualityMetrics was involved in an innovative program before the pandemic to create reading corners in laundromats to ensure people who frequent these facilities have spaces where their children and themselves [...]
We are very happy to see the news of the renovated and highly anticipated new library opening in Fairbanks, Alaska! The Noel Wien Library opened to the public and the [...]
